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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 30, 1775
Page
1
A historical Essex County communication addresses the gentlemen clergy and freeholders with a formal summons or appeal. The text signals civic concerns and calls for collective action or oversight by local leaders and landowners.
The notice promotes a monthly continuation with glossy engravings. It lists three new watch pattern designs and mentions Kirx Arthar leasing his wife to Meurdred, plus a beng set to mute by Mr. bud fon.
The General Post Office announces mail will depart next Wednesday to New York and Charles Town, after which regular letters to North America cease. Any future packets will be announced with proper notice. Commanded by the Postmaster General, Anthony Todd, Secretary.
A long November era letter to Lord Dartmouth argues against a renewed continental war in America. It warns that taxation, debt, and extended conflict would devastate Britain at home while awakening American resolve. It praises prudence, urges peace, and contemplates America as a growing, potentially sovereign power.
Old Swan Inn at Melton Mowbray Leicestershire described as the most capital and best accustomed inn with all conveniences for the business. For details contact Mr Stokes the younger of Melton Mowbray or Mr Henry Coley of Peterborough. Purchasers may be accommodated with land.
Ye Antiquarians and admirers of antient buildings are urged to view a fine engraving of the ruin of the Avbow's Tower at Evetham Worcestershire in Westminster Magazine for September. The number also includes an elegant historical print by Walker and other varied articles. London publishers list prices and retailers in Strand Paternosterrow and beyond.
From London Gazette dated Sept 30 a royal grant allows Lewis Difnzy of Fintham to assume the surname Fitche and bear the arms of Ffytche for him and his issue. Abroad news notes unrest in Hamburg and Poland with peasant discontent after a court patent, plus a Spanish report of war prospects and Count O Reilly’s failures.
London Saturday's Gazette reports a proclamation prohibiting saltpetre export for a set period. It includes dispatches from Constantinople about the Galata governor being dismissed after abuses toward English subjects, and notes Carolina fortification concerns at Charles Town. Maryland news mentions Mr. Curifie’s prosecution and estate seizure. Reports from Charleston describe scarcity, rising prices, and plagues among troops.
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